Just set up a server running Windows home server, ~10 computers attached. There are folders on the server everyone accesses as well as printers shared on individual computers. I set up two accounts on WHS one for Admin, one for Employee (I know your supposed to set up one for each computer with the same username/password but that is kind of stupid) and that is the password you enter to access the network folders and printers.
Problem is a lot of the time (not all of the time) when someone goes to access a folder, the password prompt comes up, even though the first time when I set it up I clicked 'save password'. Its not that big of a deal but when someone is in our database and clicks on a link, or tries to print something to someone else's printer it gives them errors.
Is there any way to save the password perminately for each computer?
Problem is a lot of the time (not all of the time) when someone goes to access a folder, the password prompt comes up, even though the first time when I set it up I clicked 'save password'. Its not that big of a deal but when someone is in our database and clicks on a link, or tries to print something to someone else's printer it gives them errors.
Is there any way to save the password perminately for each computer?